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Wanda Louise Booth Kellison,90, went to be with the Lord in her home surrounded by loved ones on November 12,2025.
Wanda was born to Delbert and Selma Ola Booth on October 30,1935 in Oklahoma City. She married Charles Raymond Kellison on November 6,1953. They had three children Regina, Randal (Randy) and Kellie.
One thing she definitely loved was Jesus. She shared her love for Jesus everywhere she went. She and her husband were always involved in the church. They were members of Faith Community Church in Stigler, Oklahoma, where she was a Sunday school teacher. Her house was always open to everyone and always full. She made sure they knew Jesus, she sure knew how to give a lecture.
She moved back to Wichita Falls in 2016 after the passing of her husband. She loved spending time with her kids, grandkids and great-great grandchildren. They were her life. She loved when she got to go get her feet and nails done. She loved going to places like the lake and watching everyone have fun. She loved going to church with the grandchildren at Church of Good News..
She is proceeded in death by her husband Charles (GPA Chuck)of 72 years, father Delbert, mother Ola, her brother Franklin Dean, her sister Loretta.
She is survived by her children, Gina, Kellie, Randy his wife Debbie, her grandchildren, Ryan, Kalyn her husband Josh, Melissa, April her husband Gregory her great grandchildren Statia her husband Jay, Abigail, Cheyanne her husband Alex, Shayla her husband Jon, Bryson, and Ryker, Makynnah, Raedyn and Rylee Lane, Ally, Addy her husband Ben, her great great grandchildren Oakley, Justice, Davina, Logan, Able, Alaia, Avery, Wrenley, Ryder, Grayson and on the way Arissa… And a lot of adopted great grandchildren and great great grandchildren
If she could tell you anything it would be ALWAYS KEEP JESUS FIRST IN EVERYTHING..
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